Most Beautiful Places for Trips

Most Beautiful Places for Trips 

1. Temples of Angkor, the Hindu paradise on Earth (Cambodia)

 Angkor temples in Cambodia, first destination to visit in the world!
The site that won the top of the standings won a victory for the least overwhelming, with a gap of 36% compared to the next site, while for the second place, the results were very tight. What is the secret to the success of the archaeological site of Angkor ?
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The largest temple in the world dedicated to the Hindu god Vishnu, dating from the twelfth century, Angkor Vat is a bit of a clue in Cambodiamostly Buddhist. Huge representation of Mount Meru, the stay of the Hindu gods, is the undisputed centerpiece of the site. It is composed of thousands of blocks of sandstone decorated with bas-reliefs so delicate and graceful that they seem sculpted by the gods; they illustrate the legends of Ramayana, Mahabharata and Puranas.

This magnificent monument is the most precious vestige of a Hindu kingdom that once extended to Burma, Laos and southern China.
Even in Southeast Asia, so rich in temples, Angkor is out of the ordinary. This complex contains more than 1,000 temples, shrines and tombs whose towers rise like those of a city lost in the jungle of northern Cambodia.

The city of Siem Reapnearby being served by international flights, it can not be said that Angkor is secret, and yet, the visitor who ventures among the roots piercing ancient walls and the effigies of deities covered with climbing plants will have the impression of being an adventurer discovering a virgin land behind a curtain of greenery.

2. Great Barrier Reef, an underwater eldorado (Australia) 

Second place in our ranking is a natural wonder that stretches more than 3,000 km off Australia's northeastern coast . No need to present the Great Barrier Reef . Just remember that it is the largest coral reef in the world, populated by 400 species of corals and 1500 species of fish. Some 30 species of whales, dolphins and porpoises have been identified, as well as 6 species of sea turtles and 17 varieties of marine snakes.

The reef may disappear or at least lose its splendor. The warming of the oceans is responsible for the bleaching and death of corals and there is no reason to believe that the phenomenon can be halted. For the moment, the reef remains an underwater paradise for divers and snorkelers. Even on the surface and off the coast of Queensland , this vital ecosystem captivates visitors with its abundant feathered fauna and countless tropical islands and beaches.
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3. Machu Picchu, the Inca riddle (Peru)

Only a few voices separated the second laureate from the third. Yet they differ in every respect ... The blissful contemplation of Machu Picchu from the Sun Gate after four days of challenging trekking on the Inca Trail has become a rite of passage on any trip to Peru .

The city, dating from the fifteenth century, is surrounded by a spectacular landscape Andean and suspended above the void, but its main attraction lies in the mystery that surrounds it. It's a real enigma. Assumptions abound - Royal Retreat, Temple of the Virgins of the Sun, Airstrip for Extraterrestrials - but none could be confirmed.

 Even Hiram Bingham, the American amateur archaeologist who discovered the ruins in 1911 and excavated there for years, did not really know what he was looking for (he died while mistakenly believing he had discovered Vilcabamba, the legendary lost city of the Incas Today, you can wander in the mysterious perched city by giving free rein to his imagination. Do not miss the ascent of Huayna Picchu, the steep Andean peak overlooking the ruins, along the dizzying trail leading to the Temple of the Moon.